[BBP Guru]

Besides ring game and tournament selection, there are several other important factors to consider when choosing an online card room.

• Security

• Software

• Promotions

Read full article at http://www.blindbetpoker.com/news/ch...rd-room-2.html

[ngar23]

i go to the poker room with the most freerolls thats how i find a room. i think if you have freerolls then they care about expanding, so thats what i look for?

thanks

[prodigy_3n4]

I agree when i choose a room they must have a few freerolls because those are how you get a lot of people in your site and that just shows you want to get bigger.

[thecardcheat]

Another thing to think about it depositing. If you have a Visa or Mastercard it is almost impossible to deposit anywhere. Neteller cant even take Visa or Mastercard. So if you are a young kid who doesnt have a bank account you need to be careful when choosing a site. Also, since you will be giving out a lot of information, just make sure that it is a secure site.

[Catcherblck]

I only play at two sites UB and Noble. I do not like dl any other sites,.maybe it's old fashion not to trust the internet I am not sure but I just stick to the two sites. I find it hard to find any site to match ub and noble. ub the far number one site out there secure and freindly and fast customer support.

Thanks for the tips if I want to look elserwhere

[GrimJack]

To me one of the most important things to know ahead of time are the methods and means of cashing out. Almost all the sites tell you how you can get money in, but very few tell you up front how you can get money out. I'm talking even PartyPoker won't tell you until you have downloaded their software and installed it.

I have heard all kinds of stories about sites charging you to cash out, or holding your money for extended periods before sending it to you. So if they don't specify upfront, its doubtful I'll give them a try absent some other compelling reason.

Its interesting that many sites have multiple ways to get money in, but often you can't take money out in the same manner as which you deposited it. Even Neteller was sort of a lark to me, because nowhere on the site could I find good info on fees until after I signed up.